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может быть, вам поможет и дальнейший контекст: In the second half of the year babies start to combine separate syllables to make long pretend-sentences («ah-ga-ga-cooh-gah»). This process is usually called jargoning. Eventually they change these sentences so that they sounds happy, surprised, or questioning. By this stage babies sound as if they were really talking, but in an odd language. Real talking will not be far behind.
Real words may start in this year or not until the second. First words may be attempts at real ones, such as «ook» for cookie, or own words that babies invent for themselves. Early attempts will certainly be single-name labels for favourite things: people, pets, or foods. The effort of speech comes out of joy, interest, and sociability, not out of need or distress. Distressed babies do not talk; they cry. мне нравятся ваши варианты))
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